Mariners closer to a healthier 'pen with Taylor off IL, Brash rehabbing
CINCINNATI -- The Mariners brought a power arm back to their bullpen during Monday¡¯s off-day, as right-hander Troy Taylor was activated from the 15-day injured list and will be available for this week¡¯s series against the Reds.
Mariners sweep Rangers, back at .500 after strong homestand
SEATTLE -- What a difference one week can make, even in the gauntlet of a Major League season. Since being swept last weekend in San Francisco, the Mariners lost two starting position players to injuries that will require lengthy recoveries, saw the rotation spot for George Kirby create more questions
Mariners call up No. 13 prospect Williamson to help out at 3B
SEATTLE -- The next wave of talent within the Mariners¡¯ promising pipeline arrived on Sunday morning, when third baseman Ben Williamson had his contract selected from Triple-A Tacoma and arrived in The Show for the first time in his career. To clear a 40-man roster spot for him, Ryan Bliss
Each team's best promotional giveaway in 2025
Mark your calendars, baseball fans -- and avid collectors. All 30 teams have extensive promotional schedules lined up for the 2025 season. The giveaways range from bat-flipping bobbleheads to basketball jersesy to, yes, even cribbage boards. In fact, there are so many must-have giveaways that it may be a little
MLB.TV is back for 2025 -- new local packages available as well
A new season is upon us, and MLB.TV ¨C the best way to watch every out-of-market game all season long ¨C has never been better. That¡¯s because MLB.TV is now giving you even more baseball with the addition of 24/7 access to MLB Network (available in U.S. only). Here is
Woo levels up in resilient showing vs. Rangers
SEATTLE -- Before he labored through 27 pitches in the first inning on Saturday, before escaping that bases-loaded jam with just one run allowed and before his turnaround into what might have been another career-propelling performance, Bryan Woo drew parallels earlier in the day to pitching at the MLB level
Latest Mariners injuries and transactions
This page will be updated throughout the year with all the latest Mariners injury news and transactions.
Switch-pitcher Cijntje's encore in second pro start? More goose eggs, K's
Switch-hitting is cool. But switch-pitching, now that¡¯s the new craze. Meet Jurrangelo Cijntje, the switch-pitching Mariners first-round Draft pick in 2024, whose appearances for High-A Everett have become appointment viewing. In his second start (third appearance) of the season for the AquaSox, Cijntje dazzled over three scoreless frames, racking up
Raleigh torpedoes himself atop Mariners' catcher HR list with winning blast
SEATTLE -- Cal Raleigh torpedoed his way into the Mariners history books on Friday night, blasting his 96th career homer to move to the top of the franchise leaderboard among catchers while, for the first time, using the new type of bat that has taken MLB by storm early in
Robles has no regrets over catch that injured shoulder
SEATTLE -- To little surprise given his vibrant personality, even with the development of being sidelined until at least early July, Victor Robles has remained in good spirits since suffering a fractured left shoulder when making a remarkable diving catch into the net on Sunday in San Francisco. In fact,
A new position -- and high hopes -- for Mariners prospect Peete
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Bliss (torn biceps) to undergo surgery, miss 4-5 months
SEATTLE -- The hits kept coming for the Mariners on Thursday, as they will now be without Ryan Bliss for at least the next four to five months after the starting second baseman suffered a left biceps tear on a swing during Tuesday¡¯s extra-innings loss to the Astros.
Here are the most stacked MiLB clubs -- one for each organization
The Minor Leagues are in full swing with Triple-A circuits two weeks into their seasons and Double-A, High-A and Single-A leagues a week into theirs. That means plenty of great baseball to watch, either in person or via MiLB.TV, which streams games for 117 of the 120 full-season affiliates.
Randy slams, then walks it off for the Mariners ... literally
SEATTLE -- Randy Arozarena didn¡¯t care that the Mariners were being shut out in the eighth inning on Wednesday afternoon, didn¡¯t care that they were on their way to another deflating defeat against their division rivals and didn¡¯t care if what happened next might be deciphered as showboating. He was
Castillo shines, but Mariners' offense falls short in extra-innings loss
SEATTLE -- It didn¡¯t stretch the length of that 18-inning playoff game between these teams three seasons ago, but Tuesday night¡¯s elongated contest between the Mariners and Astros certainly had many of the same ingredients.
How the first 10 picks of the 2025 Draft could look
We are not only rolling on all cylinders in the Majors and the Minor Leagues right now, but the college baseball season as well. In December, MLB Pipeline's Jim Callis put out his first official mock draft for the 2025 class, but a lot has changed since then. The evaluation
Robles has fracture in shoulder, but may avoid surgery
SEATTLE -- Victor Robles, who suffered a dislocated left shoulder when making a remarkable diving catch into the netting on Sunday in San Francisco, will be sidelined for at least 12 weeks after an MRI exam revealed a small fracture in the humeral head of the shoulder, the team announced
Mariners have two of the Minors¡¯ most stacked rosters
The 2025 Minor League season is officially underway, with all four affiliated levels beginning play over the past two weeks. With thousands of players spread across 120 teams, there are countless reasons to follow each of these squads, but a few teams stand above the rest in terms of prospect
No. 5 prospect Celesten fills up stat sheet at Single-A
The first full week of Minor League action spanning all four levels kicked off with plenty of fireworks on Tuesday. A pair of 2024 first-rounders and Top 100 prospects built upon their early-season power surges, Double-A Rocket City experienced a franchise first while dominating performances on the mound and at
In return to lineup, Polanco lifts Mariners to victory over Astros
SEATTLE -- Back in the lineup after missing two games with soreness in his side, Jorge Polanco broke through in a massive way on Monday night, ripping a go-ahead, two-run single off flamethrowing reliever Bryan Abreu to lift the Mariners to a much-needed, 4-3 victory over the Astros.
How Logan Gilbert is leveling up ... again
Mariners starter Logan Gilbert seems poised to continue his rise in 2025, with the help of a pitch built to drop. No pitcher who faced at least 400 batters last season was tougher to reach base against than Gilbert (.235 OBP), a fact made even more impressive when you consider
Anything J-Rod can do, Adames can do better? 'We're cutting off the friendship'
SAN FRANCISCO -- One of the most entertaining subplots of this weekend¡¯s series between the Giants and Mariners? The back-and-forth friendly rivalry between San Francisco shortstop Willy Adames and Seattle center fielder Julio Rodr¨ªguez.